Summary

  • The Hundred Eliminator, The Kia Oval

  • Sunrisers chase down 115 with 11 balls to spare to win by five wickets

  • They will now face Trent Rockets in Sunday's final at Lord's

  • Sunrisers 116-5 (89 balls): Winfield-Hill 37 (37); Wong 3-21

  • Brave 114-7 (100 balls): Lee 32 (25); Baker 2-13

  • Men's Eliminator between Manchester Super Giants and Sunrisers Leeds begins at 18:00 BST

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  1. Sunrisers 95-3published at 25 balls left

    Need 20 more to win

    Sunrisers are cruising to victory now.

    Tilly Corteen-Coleman is bowled out and won't add to her 13 wickets in the tournament. Barring something extraordinary, that will be it for the teenager in this year's tournament.

  2. Sunrisers 93-3published at 27 balls left

    Need 22 more to win

    Tilly Corteen-Coleman is on to bowl her last five but it's not been the spinner's day so far and Lauren Winfield-Hill takes Sunrisers ever closer to the final with back-to-back boundaries.

    After chipping the first over mid-on, she guides the next behind backward point for four more.

  3. Postpublished at 16:35 BST 14 August

    Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport journalist at The Oval

    The final crowd figure for this women's Eliminator has been confirmed as 10,271.

    That's almost on par with the MI London attendances for this tournament, as women's games at The Oval have averaged an impressive 10,980.

    It's starting to get busier now as the men's game approaches and it coincides with the end of the working day.

  4. Sunrisers 84-3published at 30 balls left

    Need 31 more to win

    Perfect placement from Deepti Sharma.

    She skips down the track to Sophie Molineux and works the left-arm spinner up and over mid-wicket, expertly finding the gap to split the two fielders in the deep. Four runs.

    It's singles either side of that and this is all too simple for Sunrisers at the moment.

  5. Sunrisers 76-3published at 35 balls left

    Need 39 more to win

    Lauren Bell bowlingImage source, Getty Images

    Very tidy five from Lauren Bell, just three from it, she's bowled superbly and has figures of 1-5 from 15 balls.

    However, she couldn't find that breakthrough that Brave so dearly need.

  6. Sunrisers 73-3published at 38 balls left

    Need 42 more to win

    It is indeed time for another burst from Lauren Bell.

    The England seamer starts with a dot ball to Deepti Sharma then produces a beauty that draws a play and a miss from the left-hander.

  7. Postpublished at 16:28 BST 14 August

    Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    I'll be surprised if the Southern Brave coach doesn't suggest bringing Lauren Bell back in for a spell of five.

    All Sunrisers Leeds need to do is knock the ball around.

    These two in the middle don't need to do anything too exciting or too silly.

  8. Sunrisers 73-3published at 40 balls left

    Target 115

    Deepti Sharma has calmly gone about her business since coming to the crease and the left-hander helps Sunrisers take five more from Tilly Corteen-Coleman's latest five.

    Sunrisers need 42 from 40 balls and Brave call for a strategic timeout to try and figure out a way to turn this Eliminator around.

  9. Postpublished at 16:24 BST 14 August

    Jem Green
    CricViz data analyst

    Southern Brave have bowled 59% spin in the competition this year; the highest percentage of any team.

  10. Sunrisers 68-3published at 45 balls left

    Target 115

    It's up to eight wides in the innings for Southern Brave, three in this latest five from Issy Wong, and that is just making it that much easier for Sunrisers Leeds.

    Eight from Wong's latest burst and Brave are increasingly desperate for wickets.

  11. Postpublished at 16:19 BST 14 August

    Jem Green
    CricViz data analyst

    Issy WongImage source, Getty Images

    Issy Wong has been at her quickest in the competition today with an average speed of 70mph.

  12. Sunrisers 60-3published at 50 balls left

    Target 115

    Halfway through the chase and Sunrisers Leeds are a touch more than halfway to their target.

    They're helped by a leg-side wide from Sarah Glenn that beats Lizelle Lee and is only just stopped before the boundary cushion by Tilly Corteen-Coleman, despite a slip from the Brave fielder.

    Sunrisers need 55 from 50 balls to make the final. It should be a stroll in the park but it is rarely as simple as that.

    Issy Wong is going to return to the attack.

  13. Postpublished at 16:17 BST 14 August

    Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Sophie Molineux takes a catchImage source, Getty Images

    It's a huge wicket. Really well taken by Sophie Molineux.

    The two highest run-scorers for Sunrisers Leeds are back in the hutch.

    Sunrisers Leeds still in control but Southern Brave have given themselves a sniff.

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    WICKETpublished at 53 balls left

    Sutherland c Molineuz b Glenn 17 (Sunrisers 54-3)

    Another very important wicket for Southern Brave!

    Annabel Sutherland had just cut Sarah Glenn through point for four but the England spinner hits back.

    It's a slightly strange shot from Sutherland, who got in a bit of a tangle trying to play to leg, only to send a leading edge looping into the covers.

    It takes a good catch from Sophie Molineux but the Australia all-rounder is gone.

  15. Sunrisers 50-2published at 55 balls left

    Target 115

    Lauren Winfield-Hill gets a pair of twos with lofted drives, the first over cover and the second down the ground - with Annabel Sutherland getting her skates on to make it back for the second.

    A slog-sweep adds a single to make it five Tilly Corteen-Coleman's latest five.

    Sunrisers are ticking over nicely.

  16. Sunrisers 45-2published at 60 balls left

    Target 115

    After going inside-out over cover for two, Lauren Winfield-Hill attempts a reverse sweep and misses - but so does Lizelle Lee behind the stumps.

    Not how Winfield-Hill wanted them but it's four more to the Sunrisers total.

  17. Sunrisers 38-2published at 65 balls left

    Target 115

    Annabel Sutherland batsImage source, Getty Images

    That's lovely from Annabel Sutherland, getting herself in the position to scoop before adjusting to delicate play the reverse.

    The ball goes through the vacant first slip area and runs away to the boundary.

    Sutherland yorks herself next ball, trying to advance to Sarah Glenn but manages to dig the ball out for a single.

  18. Postpublished at 16:06 BST 14 August

    Ffion Wynne
    BBC Sport journalist at The Oval

    Both Annabel Sutherland and Phoebe Litchfield were magnificent in Northern Superchargers' winning campaign last year and despite the change in name and branding, they look on track to deliver the same.

    Feels inevitable that they're going to be among the first names picked in every auction around the world for years to come.

  19. Postpublished at 16:05 BST 14 August

    Jem Green
    CricViz data analyst

    That is the fourth time this season that the Southern Brave bowling attack have conceded a run-a-ball or better in the powerplay.

  20. Sunrisers 31-2published at 70 balls left

    Target 115

    Issy Wong gets through another five balls, just six from them in total.

    The sun is shining at the Oval and there's barely a cloud in the sky as Sarah Glenn prepares to bowl.